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Near the country's highest mountain, Triglav, there is a Triglav Lakes Valley, located in the Julian Alps. It's also called the valley of seven lakes (Dolina sedmerih jezer) although there are acutally ten lakes in total. 
          
          The oldest Slovenian mining town is Idrija where you can visit the oldest part of the mercury mine, known as Antonijev rov (Tunnel Antoni).
          
          The oldest town in Slovenia is Ptuj, established by the Romans, and known as Poetovio back then. You can climb up the hill to the Ptuj Castle. One of the best time to visit it is during its 11 days international carnival, one of the biggest events in the whole country.
          If you are interested in the history of WWI and want to learn something about the battles around Soča river valley, then you should visit Kobarid Museum.
          
          It was awarded the title of the Best Museum in Europe and won a Council of Europe award in 1993. You can find it in the village of Kobarid.
          
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Some of the best landmarks of the Maribor, the second largest city in Slovenia include the Old city, surrounded by the remains of city walls and medieval towers, Grajski trg square with a castle, a museum and a baroque statue of St. Florian, Slomškov trg with its cathedral, Glavni trg with City Hall and the plague column, several churches, university, Stara trta (the oldest vine in the world) and one of the oldest and largest wine cellars in Europe. The town is surrounded by many hills and vineyards.
          
          Another four natural monuments- Lake Bohinj is the deepest lake in our country but not so visited as Lake Bled though they're equally beautiful. Lake and its souroundings are ofthen called God's Paradise. The most visited and the most romantic place in its vicinity is Savica waterfall. 
          
          In the south-west of Slovenia, in the Karst region there is a stunning system caves, including  Škocjan caves and a little more famous part Postojna caves. They're both on the list of UNESCO's World Heritage List. 9 km from the Postojna caves there is Predjama Castle, built in the rock above the village of Predjama.
          
          

So if you travel to Slovenia, you have to visit our capital Ljubljana, especially its historical part with its stunning architecture (renaissance, baroque, art noveau buildings).
          
          Then there is Piran (often called as Slovenian Venice) situated between Gulf of Piran and Bay of Strunjan. 
          
          The most visited and the most famous place is Lake Bled, with an island in the middle and a castle standing on the shores which offers a beautiful view of the lake itself. 
          
          Close to the Lake Bled, located in Julian Alps and a part of Triglav National Park there is a natural monument Vintgar Gorge with a lot of hiking trails.
          
          
          
          
          

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